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I would rather hire a non-thinking computer language model than a pajeet. It works better anyway and I can actually understand what it is "saying".

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>AI startups are poised to disrupt the $300 billion business process outsourcing (BPO) industry, as advances in language models and voice technology enable automation of tasks traditionally handled by human workers.

I would rather hire a non-thinking computer language model than a pajeet. It works better anyway and I can actually understand what it is "saying". Archive: https://archive.today/XD23V From the post: >>AI startups are poised to disrupt the $300 billion business process outsourcing (BPO) industry, as advances in language models and voice technology enable automation of tasks traditionally handled by human workers.

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They as a entire group of people are so close to NPC's it's shocking.

Having to work with them has been very painful for years. If you do not have extremely specific directions for them spelled out in simple steps they can do fuck-all. Even then, they tend to skip steps and still fuck everything up.

I was on a call a few days ago where the (obviously) White guy was trying to direct a pajeet on how to do something and had to keep telling him "No, NOT THAT, DONT CLICK THAT". At one point he was basically yelling at the pajeet.

The problem was eventually solved but if the White guy trying to train this NPC meat suit was doing the job it would have taken all of 15 minutes to fix. Not the 4 hours the incident was open for.....